The phrase "appropriate findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions that are suitable or relevant to a particular context or situation.
Example: "The research yielded appropriate findings that support the initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "relevant results" or "suitable conclusions".
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The decision shall contain appropriate findings and conclusions and an order.
Such a process, legal analysts said, presumably would help the government defeat arguments that the president had not made the appropriate findings to justify his order.
If relevant evidence was offered before the Tax Court but rejected by it, we could remand the case to it for appropriate findings.
Having satisfied himself of the need for an allotment the Secretary, in conformity with the procedural requirements of § 205(a), apportioned the quota among the individual refiners, setting forth in appropriate findings the manner in which he applied the three statutory standards for allotment.
CEUS examinations are performed if there is strong clinical suspicion of urgent pathology, even if appropriate findings are not seen on baseline, non-enhanced US examination carried out before contrast injection.
We're pleased to see that the F.C.C. is reviewing the network management issue and look forward to a reasonable and appropriate finding.
A March 2002 Cabinet Office options paper suggested that Saddam's weapons of mass destruction (on which the intelligence was "poor") could provide a pretext: A refusal to admit UN inspectors, or their admission and subsequent likely frustration, which resulted in an appropriate finding by the security council could provide the justification for military action.
This is an appropriate finding as we would expect the BMI classifications to vary on multiple variables.
